Newberg graphic., April 20, 1900, Image 3

CHURCH NOTICES.
Remember the VV.O.W. eutertainmeut
aRirND» CHURCH.-SKKVJCES E V £g- ] i»e*t Tuesday night.
? S <nd»y at It a, m. and» p. m. and Thur»- ,
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> M t2 p .n . Sabbath ichool «very Sundar at
N :ce line of 1900 pattern wall paper at
9:4* a. m. Monthly meeting at S p. m the first 1 n ..
Tuesday In each mouth. Quarterly meeting | L . * . Aloore « t o . 8.
the eecoud Saturday and Sunday in February,
.
May, Auuat and Korember. Womans For- ! A “ .Srrmon for the sisters at the \\ .
•l*n
Mlaelonary
Socieijr
menu
third
Saturday
/-t
\v
...,i
In each month at t p. m.
' O. \\ . entertainment.
BAPTIST CHURCH.—SERVICES, SUNDAY 11
J. E. Todd of Dayton prairie was on
ft. m. ftnd 7:90 £. in. Sunday school Sun*
fty* ftt 10 ft. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday our streets Wednesday.
evening ftt 7:90 o'clock.
I.ea?e orders at Wilson’ s Grocery for
JpKKSBYTERIAN CHÇRCH.-8ERVICE8 EV-
_ try two weeks as follows: Februa: 7th expressing or light hauling.
eud 21st, March 7th and 21st, and April f t aud
Cicero Marr has been laid up for the
X U METHODIST.—PRAYER MIRTINO past two weeks with kidney trouble.
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Sabbath
school every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Try a load of slab wood for $1.50.
The Chas. K . Spaulding Logging Co.
J
For Sale.
The Graphic and the Oregonian for
Some good young horses.
A. P. J ohnson ,
Chthalein Yailet.
» 2 . 00 .
Hear J. F. Day on fraternal insurance
next Tuesday night.
Mrs. S alic Heacock has been grauted .
a divorce from L. S. Heacock.
Notice.
Dug Nelson has bought the Uncle
| John Thompson property and has taken
possession of it.
Joe Meiotte has sold h!s property to
Glabe liryan and Joe with his family
haave gone east of the mountains.
Bran $12 per ton at the mill, Shorts
Miss Belcher has bought the Mrs. Gay
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and Rev. $15, Chop $16, Middling, $17, Flour
residence on Piety Hill. Property is
J. H. Douglas were down from McMinn- fo.70 b’ bl. iu every store,
moving in town pietty lively but at low
villo Thursday.
j _\ny kind of grain exchanged into
prices.
Forty-five acres, all fenced, part other millstuff, or Itought at highest
Fred Larkin Is going hack to South
cleared. House, barn etc. $650. Iu- market price.
F uchs A G uace .
Bend with more experience and less
quire o f A. P. Oliver.
money than when he went into the
ll e p u b l t c a n P r im a r ie s .
Hon. Clarence Butt was looking after
The local republican primaries will he Br'x 'ery business here.
a case he had in Judge Boise's court at
! held to-uiorrow, Saturday, at 2 p. m.
Rev. Lowell, a young minister just
McMinnville last Tuesday.
for the election of delegates the county from Pennsylvania, preached in the
SOCIETY NOTICE8.
C. C. Smith will be ready to make
republican nominating convention to lie Evangelical church Sunday night.
A news depot has been established at
OF THE WORLD.—NEWBEROCAMP.NO. Moore's drug store where the leading I stamp pictures 16 for 25c. Four differ- held next Tuesday, April 24. The north
The candidates are ticginning to min­
1U, meets «vary Monday evening.
j ent positions, on Saturday March 31.
Newlierg republicans will meet in the gle with the boys now aud tho cigar
periodicals may be had.
At the Easter services at the Friends
C.T. tJ.—BUSINESS MEETING THE SC.O-
city hall and the South Newberg repub­ trade is improving as a consequence.
j oud and tourth Wednesday in each
Mrs. Henry Austin is reported to
| church last Sunday, the vocal solo by
.onth.
licans in the A. M. Hoskins building.
P o se y ,
seriously sick at her home across the Miss Alderson, “ I know that my Re­
C larence Burr,
O. O. F.—SESSIONS HELD ON THURSDAY river in Marion county..
deemer Livetli” from Handel's Messiah,
, evenings tn Bank of Newberg building.
lteumrhable Cure of lUiecmatiara.
H . J. L ittlefield .
For Sale—One horse, six years old; was especially appreciated, both by its
Committeemen.
Kenna, Jackson Co., \V. Va.
AND L. OF 8.—NEWBKRQ COUNCIL, NU
, 188, meeU every Friday evening in 11a- one fresh cow ; one heavy 3?, Rushford being finely rendered and by its appro­
About three years ago my wife had
doute hall.
priateness
to
the
occasion.
Kor
Sale.
wagon.
4-20
A B owman .
an attack o f rheumatism which con ­
F AND A. 1Í.—MEETS EVERY BATCH,
It nearly always requires some sacri­
My home on corner Second and River fined her to her bed for over a month
day night fn C. V. Bank building.
W. P. Heacock has sold his ten acre
fice to stand up for on e’s principles, es­ streets *4 block, 6 room house with hath and rendered her unable to walk a step
tract west of town to Abe Cook, w ho
pecially when the crowd a fellow trains room and woodshed. All modern im­ w ithout assistance, her limbs being
came here from Minnesota during the
with is in a hopeless minority. J. M. provements.
As delightful a little swollen to twice their normal size. Mr.
Candidates Cards.
spring.
Rit ten house hired a boy to drive his de­ home place as there is in Newberg. This S. Maddox insisted 011 m y using CUam-
S. J . Lashier has been up from Port­ livery rig last week in order to get away place, with 6 U( acres with 500 hearing
herlain's Pain Balm. I purchased a flf-
I hereby announce myself as a candi­ land this week tending store for W. H. to attend tho state prohibition conven­ prune trees just outside the town limit,
ty-cent bottle and used it according to
date for tho office o f County Recorder, Morris duriug the latter’ s temporary ill­ tion at Portland, and then when lie re­ I will sell with small amount down and
the directions and the next morning
subject to the republican nominating ness.
turned home he found that a favorite balance on ten years time, if desired, at she walked out to breakfast without
convention.
J. L. H oskins .
Miss Eva Christenson is down from setting hen, eggs, nest and all had been a low rate of interest. The fruit and assistance in nny manner and she has
above LaFayette visiting with her carried away bodily by some sneak thief. ! value of the rent will pay for the place not hud a similar attack since.—A . B
P. S. This is not tho hen which has after first payment. J esse H obson ,
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Chris­
Parsons. For sale by C. F . Moore &
Local Events.
been increasing the profits of the Graph
4-20
Sumpter, Ore.
Co.
tenson.
ic office.
Allen Smith is at work this week re­
A uno unce tuen la.
Just as the Graphic goes to press
To Cure A Cold In One l)ny
The people of Newberg and vicinity
pairing the W. E. Stanton property on
Take L a x a t iv e B romo Q u in in e T ablets . All
should give hearty support to the inter­
Jesse Edwards telephones up from I'ort-
the corner of Second and Center streets
FRIENDS CHURCH.
drupgists refuud the money if it fails to cure.
collegiate debate to he held here next
land that all the preliminaries have which was injured by fire.
Sunday school at 10 a. tn. Preaching E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c.
Friday evening, between Monmouth
been arranged in a satisfactory manner
E. B . Collard gays he thinks lie will and our college. In the first place the at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
N o t i c e o f A d m i n i s t r a t o r ' s P r i v a t e Sa le .
with the attorney for the beet sugar go to some of the new mining towns east debate will be worthy o f a large and | Intermediate
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5:30 “
In the County Court o f Oregon for Yamhill
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6:30 “
company, and that the blank contracts of the Cascades for work at his trade general attendance. It will he the first I Y .P .8.C.E.
county.
In the matter o f tho estate of Charles Bovard,
Y .W .C .A .
“ At college. 4
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inter-collegiate dehnto ever held here, Y.M .C.A.
for acreage will be printed at once and during the summer months.
deceased.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
put into the hands of the directors of
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­ as admiuistr itor of the estate of Charles lit)
J. W. Forsythe left Tuesday morning and the subject, municipal ownership,
yard,
deceased, by virtue of an order of the
is of present and universal interest. In ing.
the Newberg Development Company. for San Francisco where he will transact
county court of Yamhill county. State of Ore­
the
second
place
the
expenses
incident
gon,
made
on the 10th day of March 1900, au­
Midweek meeting on Thursday at 2 thorizing him
As soon as this is done solicitors will be business for the sawmill company. He to such a contest are quite heavy, and it
so to do. w ill from and after the
li'th day of May 1900, sell at private sale the fol­
p. in.
will be gone about two weeks.
appointed and the ball will begin to roll.
lowing described real property belonging to
will take a large audience to defray them.
L evi D. B a r r , Pastor.
said estate, to wit:
Mrs. Minnie Graham, in company Besides all this, the reputation of onr
The beet sugar factory is assured if we
Lots one, two, three, four, five, six, seven
and eight, in block fifty-six, Edwards’ addition
with her mother-in-law, is down this town is always at stake in such events,
d o our part.
Now is the time to
to the town of Newberg iu Yamhill county.
BAPTIST.
week from Polk county visiting with and we owe it to our visitors to give
That said real property will be sold accord­
Preaching Sunday morning,
Even- ing to law ami the purchaser will be required
strike.
her mother, Mrs. Martha Young.
them au enthusiastic reception aud ing service 7 :30.
to pay for the property at the time of sale, and
the undersigned administrator asks persons
Eugene Hoskins who recently went to hearing.
Junior at 3 p. m. Young people’ s desiring to purchase said property, to make
C. B. Wilson is still paying cash for California, is now in San Francisco ac­
him offers therefor.
Al Cornell and family came up from meeting at 6:30.
J. F. D ay , Pastor.
Dated April 19, 1900.
produce.
quiring the tonsorial art and is in at­ Grants Pass last Friday for a few days
5-18
A. R. CNMP9TON,
Administrator.
A Horrible Outbreak.
Come fo the log rolling at Crater’ s tendance at Moler’s Barber College.
visit with relatives. They brought with
Clarence Butt, Att’y for estate.
ball Tuesday night April 24.
“ O f large sores on m y little daugh
Farmers I want your eggs. I will them A l’s mother, lately from Min­
who
had
been
visiting ter’s head developed into a case o f
Egg packers nesota,
Leave your orders at the office of the give cash for them.
them for some weeks, and she with scald head” writes: O. D. Ishill of
Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. for slab furnished free to those wishing them.
her grand children Elsie and Guy Young Morgnnton, Tenn., but B ucklen’s Ar- This It on« Magazin*
Handsomely Illustrated,
C.
B.
W
il
s
o
n
.
wood.
will henceforth make Newlierg their alca Salve completely cured her. It’s I
inai Drawings.
you want.
With a clubhing rate of only $2 a year home and will live in the Cornell prop­ a guaranteed cure for Eczema, Tetter, ■
James Cletnenson and family were up
from Portland last Sunday visiting with for the Graphic ar.d the Oregonian you erty in the west part of town, recently Salt Klieiun, Pimples, Sores, Ulcers
get all the news, both local and general, occupied by IT. Bigelow. Cornells re­ and Piles. Only 25 cents ut Moore's
relatives.
at a very low figure.
Now is the time turned Tuesday, taking with then Mrs. I drug store
We have a fine line of Kodaks and
to subscribe.
J. L. Myers and children who were to
Cameras and keep supplies of all kinds
L A K A Y K T T :: 1 rKM.A.
Joseph Wilson is having the W . C join Leonard in Grants Pass where he
C . F. Moore & Co.
J. E. Hubbard has been quite sick for
Morris house on Wynooski street moved lias located at his old trade of harboring.
Born—On Easter Sunday, April 15,
up the street to the corner lot adjoining Ai has a sleek, hearty nppearar.ee which several days hut is on the mend.
1900, to Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKern out
L. M. Parker’s property. He intends to Indicates that he is on familiar terms
The town has been very quiet since
east of town a nine pound girl.
put it into shape in the new location for with prosperity.
the fine weuther, the farmers being very
' I have a good steel frame Tiger twelve a residence for himself.
Spring athletics are opening up with busy seeding.
Lose grain drill for sale, almost new.
n good deal of enthusiasm over at tho
Mrs. Perry arrived homo from Indi­
Prune
growers
are
feeling
very
anx­
t3
Granville Everest.
college. Our old stand-bys, Heater and ana Friday evening. She has been ah- Exceptlonilly Interest-
want you to su>
ious about the con litlon of the prospec­
* " Features
‘
Mrs. J. H . Douglas and Miss Mellie tive crop owing to damage from frost and Kenworthy are rapidly getting into sent over a year visiting hur people in Ing
for 1900,
scribe at once.
Douglas drove up to McMinnville continued unfavorable weather. It will shape and will soon be where they left the East.
S P E C IA L C O X TR iniJTO IkS FO R lOOO.
E d w a r d K v e r e lt H a lo . A n n a F a r q n h n r ,
Sunday and spent Easter witii relatives. !>e some days yet however before the ofF last season. Heater will again make
Miss Rose Vickrey returned to Port­ S e n a t o r J . C . N p o o a io r. E b o n E . H e x f o r d ,
tho pole vault his specialty, nnd will al­
l l a y d o n 4 'a r r u t h . O c ta v e T b a u o t , llc x o -
Miss Hallie Hevland returned home fute of the crop can be accurately figured so do good work in tho hurdles and j land Wednesday morning after a three k i n k R iitto r w o r th ,W ln il> r » p C. P a c k a r d ,
E l l a W h e e le r W ilc o x , N a t h a n H a s k e l l
weeks violt at home.
from Portland last Saturday where she on.
H o le , P e t e r n n c O n e e n . a u d n in n y o f th o
broad jump, while Kenworthy will :
b r i g h t e r y o u n g A m e r ic a n A u th o r « .
had been staying with relatives for some
Mr. Calavan of Albany has bought .
SEND NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCB.
J. D Shearer was called to Hillsboro largely centralize his energies in thej
weeks.
out the livery business here and has ; “ T h e N a tio n a l ltla fg a x ln e " will he «ent free
last week to the bedside of a sick broth­ half mile run. It is very encouraging
for
two niontlia, and continued one year a t the regular
moved hi9 family here.
prlceof $1.00 unless otherwise ordered. Remember you
Herbert Shrift has gone into tho em ­ er who is not expected to live long. lo note the number of prospective ath­
receive
two months free by sending your name at once,
A man from Palem has bought out and mentioning
"Special 1900 offer."
ploy of A. M. Hoskins in the bicycle While there J. D. called on Grandma letes in training who Will come in for a '
Fred
Larkins’
grocery
and
is
m
oving
i
share
of
the
medals
in
another
year
or
THE W . W . POTTER CO., ®
repair shop, with the intention of learn­ Woods who is one hundred and eight
fo« Mitch til Cbttfplt, Editor.
BO STO N , Mftftft.
The athletic association lias ar- j his family here.
years of age— yet womanlike she still so.
ing the trade.
ranged
for
a
meet
with
the
Portland
objects to being called old.
The best of fresh and salt meats the
High school to bo held in Portland in
A subscriber from West Cbehalem the near future. This will be the third
market affords will be found at the New­
_ •
berg Meat Market. The highest prices was in town the first of the week, and contest with that school, our boys hav­
reported that parties up there were ing won both the former ones.
paid for butcher's stock.
shooting grouse in violation of the game
On Wednesday afternoon a number of
Miss Maud Dorrance of Portland came laws.
If game warden Quiraby gets
up last Friday evening and visited un­ j hold of this information, as he should, the ladies o f the immediate vicinity call
til the middle of this week with her ' somebody is liable to be fifty dollars out ed at the home of Grandpa and Grand­
ma Livengood southwest of town to com ­
friend Miss Sylvia Metcalf.
J of pocket.
memorate
Grandma’ s eighty-fourth
Have every thing you want in tlio
The time for hoi ling the inter-collegi­
Mrs. R . M. McKern and Mrs. George birthday. A pleasant afternoon passed
ate debate with Monmouth has been ; Ramsey have gone into partnership in quickly. In the evening an English tea
fixed for Friday, April 27, instead of the millinery and dressmaking business was served under tho supervision of
Saturday 28, as announced in our last and have fitted out very neat parlors in Mrs. Comstock o f Dundee,
Mr. and
issue.
the A. P. Oliver building adjoining Dr. Mrs.Livengood were married sixty-three
years ago. Their ages now, are respect­
Miss Alderson was favored last Satur­ Dixon’s dentist office. A . P. has moved
ively eighty-six and eighty-four.
They
his
office
into
the
old
tin
shop
across
day and Sunday with a visit from her
enjoy fairly good hoalth and it is a well
little thirteen year old sister of Salem. from the postoffice.
known fact that while Grandma’s flower
Another sister Miss Pearl of LaFayette
John Jones and Ed Nichols of Dayton
was also here Saturday.
and J. L. Vickrey of LaFayette were big garden always excels most of the -----------------4---------------- ----------------------------- — --------------------- *■ ----------------------------
Those Ainu iv F ull Line o f newest Carpets.
A ll linen o f U ndertaking
Amos Nelson of
West
Cheha- sent down last Wednesday by tho coun­ gardens in the neighborhood.
lem precinct announces himself as a ty court to assess the damages claimed who remained to ‘ tea’ were Mrs. Com­
Guotln constantly on liand.
candidate for county commissioner. He by H. Bigelow in the road matter at the stock, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs.
held this responsible position for two creek west of town. Tho result of their Craven, Mrs. Laman and Mrs. Martin.
terms and during that time he always investigations has not yet been made
Word received from California, says
kept an eye out for the interests of the public.
that James Vestals in their trip south
tax payeis.
*
Mr. O. O. Rhode of North Yamhill, had the fortune to he on the same train
Uucle Jim ­
Oregon
is a candidate for re-nomina- | with Hon. W .J . Bryan.
Three hack loads of Newberg Christian
mie, true to his habit of looking out for
Endenvorers took in the county C. E tion to the office of county treasurer, j
the main chance, made free to enter
convention at Dayton last Friday even­ He has served as such diirihg the past
Bryan’s coach and introduce himself, at
two
years
in
a
very
satisfactory
manner
ing and Saturday. Judging from the
tho same time informing Hon. VV. J.
fact that it has been a very fruitful and as his re-nomination is the only fa­
in another
them e of conversation since their re­ vor asked for by the North Yamhill re- j that “ there are two women
car who want to sec thee.” So Bryan
publicans
it
is
conceded
that
the
request
turn, their experiences must have been
will beeranted without opposition. Mr. good natnredly followed in Jimmie’ s
many and varied.
Rhode is a member of the G. A. R. and wake and was introduced to Mrs. Vestal
and Mrs. Emma Hill, and very gallantly
The young and thriving organization will add strength to the ticket.
divided his bou!anniere of violets with
of the college known as the Junta liter­
The Graphic office is receiving practi­ the “ Quaker girl,” as ho said.
We did
ary society is preparing to give a public
entertainment in tue near future which cal co-oneration in its plea for diversi­ not learn whether he remained long
promises to be very good. The proceeds fied farming Two “ neighborly” hens ; en0ugh for Jimmie to trace “ couain-
are to go towards securing a piano for are laying regularly in our woodshed „|,jp •> b,,t Mrs. Hill was afterward
the college use in general, certainly a and a horn'ess cow took advantage the taken for Mrs. Bryan and thus addreiv
other day o f the results of the season’ s ed by some of the passengers. The mor­
very worthy enterprise.
grass crop of our back yard, but made al to the story, if any, is that Mr. Bryan
State Y . M. C. A. Secretary Stuart B. her escape before milking time. The is morally sure of one good Quaker vote,
Hanna was in town Tuesday.
He led unity of theory and practice makes a and if women's suffrage comes at the
the college chapel exercises in the strong case, and we now hare a right to next election, he is good for three.
morning and addressed the local asso­ be beard on th i, all absorbing question.
ciation after school
He was here prin­
C » « h n a * re a n d H f r j e R e m n a n t« .
Pneumonia is one of the most dan-1
cipally to work up interest in the Y . M.
I expect a large shipment in about 10 ’
C . A. snmmer school to be held in May gerous and fatal diseases. It always re- 1 days, all colors. All wool.
suits from a cold.
Chamberlain’ s
at Long Beach, California.
C . E . NKWUOC8E,
C'ongh Remedy will quickly core a cold
Springbrook, Oregon. Has the host bicycle* on tlie best term *. The only place in tow n
Milt Cady of West Chehalem was in ar.d perhaps prevent an attack o f pneu- |
where they can he purchased on Installm ent plan—
town Tuesday seeking for information monia. It la in fact m ale especially for
Wear Well ■ml l.nah Writ.
as to a means of exterminating the that ailment and has become famous for
A comhinatina seldom found in a;
dreaded Canada thistle, which his ma le its cures over a large part of the civiliz-1
It counteracts any tendency shoe. Wear 1» often sacrificed to beau -1
its appearance on his farm, having been e l world.
introduced with some clover seed he had of a cold toward pneumonia. Can you ty, and com fort to both. It isn’ t so in
eown. The columns of the Graphic are afford to neglect your cold wbon so re­ J. B. Lew is Co.'s WearReeistem. They Com* and take vour choice from the Imperial, Rambler, Waverley, Mitchell, En-
sign, Fennant, Spalding Chainlets, Tribune, Meal, Stearns, Pboem x,
open to any one who can suggest a rem­ liable a reine iv can be ha l for a trifle? : look well and wear w ell. Try a pair at
Spalding, Merrill, Tourist snd Featherslone.
J C . Porter's.
•
‘ For sale hy C. F. Moore A C > .
edy for getting rid of the pest.
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w.
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H. COOPER.
J. M. W RIGHT,
Notary Public.
W RIGH T & COOPER,
Heetl E s to te B r o k e r s .
Choice Farm ntul City Property.
Collect Rents and I.ook After Estates.
Investments Made for Non-Residents.
Insurance Written iu Select Companies.
New'oorgs Ore.
If you want to buy, either a large or small farm, you can save both
time and money by calling on us.
If we haven’t what you
want we will take pleasure in assisting you in procuring prop­
erty to your satisfaction.
If a non-resident anil wish to ob­
tain information about Real Estate or the country in general,
or Newberg (the town of schools aud churches) iu particular,
write us.
I
K
WARREN'S CANDY KITCHEN
A
Fino Chocolates & Bon Bons Our Leaders.
ftSFTure and Fresh Made Daily.. AS 1 ?
CHEWING CUM, CIGARS
—
Votaw & Hollingsworth
House Furnishing Line.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY & PRIDES TO SUIT EVERY
ONE.
TOBACCO, FRLMT5
and
HUTS.
* -> + < * —
SOFT D RIN K S of aU kinds
IO S
O 1EÒ 33 .A. IMI JUST S E A S O N .
UBIrá/E-A-ID, O A K E S & E T C .
MAKE US A C A LL
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
Furniture Store
HARDWICK & CO.
CARRY A FULL LINE
— OF—
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
K
YOD MUST ACT AT ONCE
PUR SI TUBE &
U N D E R T A K IN G .
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Will sell cheaper than an}* one in the County.
Goods for old.
Goods sold on Weekly or Monthly Payments.
Will exchange Nettf
Quality Toils, Price Sells.
V'’ .| ;
All of our Hand Made Harness
Goods Guaranteed.
Our inteiests are all here, we can not afford to misrepresent any article
which we have for sale.
O A K TAN L E A T H E R USED O N LY .
C A R R IA G E TRIM M IN G .
Repairing cheaper than nnywliere else.
Thank you for your past patronng),
will try very hunt to merit a continuance of tho same.
F. X. McATEE, Opposite Postofflce.
Dr. Wm. Ellis Liniment
C u r e s C n t ie c r i f aj>j>licil In t h e i r e a r ly
S ta g es.
-------- It Cures-----
Cancer W a rts, Tum ors in tlie l'lcsli o f Man nnd H o n s t, Corns,
B unions,Sprains and Bruises,and Isan Excellent L inim ent
for R heum atism , Neuralgin, Pleurisy n tu l nil Pains unit
A ches o f t h e Body.
It also eures Fistula in Horses und re­
moves Enlargem ent on the Bone.
This linimont wa*t thoroughly tested by I)r. Wm. Ellis during thirty five’ years practice of
medicine, an;! In cases of Tumor«, Cancer Wart«, an«! all unnatural growths on Man
or Boast it ha« almost invariably taken tho place of tho Burgeon’s Knife.
Try n hottle o f this Linim ent nnd if you think it not worth tho
price pniil, return tho hottle nnd «e t your money.
For sale at tho Drug Stores in Newberg.
When wanted hy mail address,
E. A. E L L IS, New berg, Oregon.
beds are weii kept, that Mr. Livengood’s ’W all Paper & Picture Moulding in all Styles & Prices.
LIFE IS SHORT
TIME IS MONEY
Quit going around like an old snail.
Wheel and Make Time.
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